Thanks Alfred, Geoff,

Alfred's input got me there fairly quickly, but didn't quite work where the top and bottom texts overlapped - unless I made a mistake somewhere?

Geoff's, while more laborious, worked fine. Examples of both attempts attached.

Thanks so much Alfred / Geoff,
Sandy

Hi Geoff,

Missed your reply while getting back to Tom.
Thanks for your input too - all sorted.

Sandy

Hi Tom and thanks for the reply, but not wholly understood?
In the Index there are the forums listed and I posted on the PagePlus forum, which I thought was the way to go..?
Where do I go to find PagePlusx9 help?

BTW - I have looked in Resource Manager (RM), but nothing found so far. I'll go back in RM and have another look.

Hi Alfred,
Sorry been away so long and late in on this topic- extremely busy with my football club!
But, as you say: 'easier said than done'. Apart from PP product keys being scarce, does anyone really send PPP files by 'ordinary' email?
My 32-page PPP publications come out at around 65mb - crammed with articles, graphics and images; where I doubt I could email that size of file. Converting to PDF reduces the file to around 12mb which is easily emailed, so Bookworm's idea of giving his friend a copy of PP may not work anyway if the files are too large to email?

Little late joining the conversation, but whenever something 'new' appears, before deciding to buy I seek out websites describing the Pros and Cons and to be honest I always go for the Cons first.
Cons for me are: -
* Firstly, and appears where everything is going these days, Canva is cloud-based software. This is a bother for me as I have always preferred and used stand-alone software that is bought or downloaded to run independently on my system - where also, all such as personal photos and videos are stored privately on my system - and 'not' the cloud.
* Reports are that the free Canva is limited and one will soon want to upgrade to paid features which are an expensive monthly option.
* It is, therefore, a subscription service.
* Comparisons on 'comparison websites' rated Serif software as 'superior' to Canva - so an obvious choice for Canva was to buy-out Serif.
* What you see on your screen with Canva - might be different to what is printed.
* Confusing interface.
* One comparison website said: difficult to use on tablets and mobiles.
AND, here's two troubling Cons (for me anyway): -
* Canva can delete your account at any time they wish.
* Intellectual Property remains with Canva.

The comment has been made, 'let's wait and see'., but for me: too many Cons...

Hi Vicki, Alfred,

I recall exchanging posts with you recently Alfred about MoviePlus X6 and the missing codecs.
In any event, I use to use MPX6 to convert formats, but obviously can't now.
A week or so back I mentioned that I could use AVI files to embed such in PPX9 for PDF playback, but not some other formats, but was keen anyway to convert some of my old AVI files. Well, I now find that I can use VLC Media Player to easily convert my old AVI files to MP4 format and feel now that I can move on just using VLC for such conversions. So, no need for MPX6 anymore for this process. Am I talking sense, in that VLC can do some things that MPX6 can no longer do?

Sandy

Courtroom out-takes...

Court 1
Judge: "How far apart were the vehicles at the time of the collision?"

Court 2
Judge: "Could you see him from where you was standing?"
Witness: "I could see his head, Sir"
Judge: "And where was his head?"
Witness: "Just above his shouders"

Court 3
Judge: "I see., you was the passenger and can you tell me what gear the driver was in at the time of the accident?"
Witness: "Gucci Sweatshirt and Reeboks"

Truck load of shampoo is hijacked on the motorway.
Police are combing the area...